
So Bad (Valentine’s Day)
As I go down the aisles without you Everyone’s picking out flowers and dinners for two But I’m just here buying the same old stuff I tell myself, denying the truth So tell me how can the shortest month all year feel so long Since we said so long I want you so bad So bad I want you so bad (x 2) And I know now it surely doesn’t help All of this snow in my apartment and it never melts And traces of sunlight shining through my window but they’re never felt So tell me how can the shortest month all year feel so long Since we said so long I want you so bad So bad I want you so bad (x 2) Whenever I’m on my way back to my place I turn the corner but not the page So I back track to walk past the restaurant that you work at I see my reflection in the front glass and I want you in that And then I get this crazy idea in my mind I’ll go inside, I’ll try But the barback who introduced us said you’re not there tonight Why would you be anyway Why would a guy like you be there working on Valentine’s Day I want you so bad So bad I want you so bad (x 2) Written by Blake Hudson Kasting © 2025
Missy a Go-Go
She lives on her own In a tiny, little studio But it doesn’t really matter though ‘Cause she’s never home She’s always out She’s an artist the way she paints the town And you should see the way she signs her name in the pavement As she skids and drifts her way down the road Oh, oh Missy a Go-Go Missy a Go-Go Everybody knows Missy a Go-Go (x2) Her mama named her Melissa Pretty soon became Missy ‘Cause she really turned out to be quite the busy bee A wild child Spending hours with her friends they called the wildflowers Now she’s buzzing around in her Mazda Miata They say slow down and she oughta But she won’t, no she won’t, ‘cause you know Oh, oh Missy a Go-Go Missy a Go-Go Everybody knows Missy a Go-Go (x2) Where’s she going, where’s she, where is she going? Falling in love, falling in love in the moment Oh, oh Missy a Go-Go Missy a Go-Go Everybody knows Missy a Go-Go (x2) Written by Blake Hudson Kasting and Luke Kujdych © 2024